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Hello, for a school project I tried using the Creative Cloud but immediately cancelled all trial subribtions within the mandatory time period (February). Now I've noticed, that I am paying for some sort of Stock Photo Package that I DID NOT order on purpose and also I have checked twice if all subscriptions are inactive. This was the case. Now it shows up in my account and I get billed for something that I didn't order and never needed in the first place.
This feels a lot like being scammed which I didn't expect from a company like Adobe.
Can please someone help to fix this.
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If you cancelled, you received an e-mail from Adobe for the successful cancel. You can use that email to show the Customer Service agent that you cancelled in time.
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https://community.adobe.com/t5/account-payment-plan/how-to-contact-adobe-support/td-p/11843852)
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